Hi Corne and Mike,
Thank you for your good advise.
I read the manual again, it is not supported this feature on a current Xvnc
program.
I will try to compile x0rfbserver for HPUX.
The situation of "Login as a root" is an example.
Thank you !!
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Why is AT&T now stopped with made new versions of VNC?
VNC is latest produced in March 2001. The latest version is 3.3.3 R9
Greetings,
Anouk
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The last released version does everything AT&T needs it to do. Until they
have a further business need, they likely won't resume the expense of
development.
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Thanks a lot for your help.
I have got it working. But the problem is
1) How can i start it up such that i can access the
computer from my terminal even if no user has logged
in to that computer.
2)secondally how can i restrict user to change its
settings i mean password etc..
I want to set a
Thanks a lot for your help.
I have got it working. But the problem is
1) How can i start it up such that i can access the
computer from my terminal even if no user has logged
in to that computer.
2)secondally how can i restrict user to change its
settings i mean password etc..
I want to set a
One thing that makes a difference to how this is done - what OS are the VNC
servers running?
Also, make sure you grab the VNC server docs (or keep a bookmark to
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
which is the WinVNC server docs page - assume it is one of the Windows OS
versions you
There are quite a few individual extensions of it, and the source code is
open.
VNC is not a commercial product which AT&T has committed to supporting and
extending; it was developed purely for ORL's internal use (possibly prior to
AT&T's takeover, IIRC). They made it available for free just bec
